Venezuelan Controversy May Go to The Hague
Allies consider submitting the dispute over preferential payments to President Roosevelt or to The Hague. Bowen’s note offended Venezuela, prompting talks among British, German, and Italian representatives. If Roosevelt declines arbiter, protocol with Bowen may house a Hague reference, possibly ending negotiations. Governor Smith appoints supervisors for Ellicott City elections and Washington county game warders.
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Washington
Bowen
Venezuela
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
La Guaira
Porto Cabello
Roosevelt
Mr. Bowen
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Inquiry Nearing End as Commission Finishes Hearing
After 51 days the coal strike commission wraps up witness testimony in Philadelphia naming 566 total, with miners and operators pressing disputed car allocations. Dr. Coplin shows lung specimens, linking coal dust to disease as judges praise conduct and set five and a half days for final arguments next week.
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Gray
Philadelphia
anthracite coal strike commission
W. A. L. Coplin
Jefferson Medical college
Henry Collins
miners’ union
Thomas J. Duffy
George W. Hartlein
Hartlein
Delaware and Hudson company
Pottsville
Reading Company
coal and iron
Jenkins
coal and iron police
Schuylkill county
Thunder Jenkins
Darrow
commission
Miss Daskau Leads American Veterans, Passes Twenty Seventh
Miss Josephine Dodge Daskau, nearing twenty seven, attains a prominent place among American veterans after graduating from Smith College in 1808. Her home is Stamford Coun BANKRUPTCY LAW AMENDED President Roosevelt Signs the Bills details and amendments to the 1898 bankruptcy act including preferred creditor rules, witness allowances for wives, trustee fees rising 50 percent, and broader discharge limits. The changes add alimony debts and extend bankruptcy to mining corporations, reflecting Supreme Court guidance.
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Smith college
Stamford
Coun
Roosevelt
Washington
Tate
supreme court
Victory for steel trust clears $200 million conversion
Triumphant ruling by the New Jersey Court of Errors reverses a lower court injunction blocking United States Steel Corporation from converting $200,009,000 in 7 percent preferred stock into 5 percent second mortgage bonds. The decision leaves no impediment unless appealed to the U S Supreme Court and cites Justice Van Lycle to draft the opinion.
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Trenton
N. J
Emery
United States Steel Corporation
J. Aspinwall Hodge
Mariam Berger
Justice Van Lycle
Steel Corporation
United States supreme court
HOBSON
Offer to soft coal miners signals 12 percent raise
Indianapolis Feb 6 soft coal miners in Indiana were offered a wage increase by operators totaling about 12 percent for the coming year. The plan would set a standard that other districts base settlements on, but miners resist, insisting on a differential between pick and machine mined coal and parity in machine mined coal pricing. Freighted figures cited by F L Robbins describe the raise as 12.44 percent for skilled workers and 22 percent for day laborers and drivers.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
F. L. Robbins
Addicks Withdraws From Delaware Senate Race
J Edward Addicks withdrew as a candidate for the United States Senate in Delaware and urged a Republican caucus to select two candidates by majority rule. The move aimed to end party dissension and unite regulars and Union Republicans, with Democrats watching closely and considering backing two acceptable Regulars if they bargain it out. Also noted was the death of Congressman J M Moody of the Asheville district from lung complications.
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United States
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Asheville
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Asheyne
Waynesville
Another Indictment Against Ames in Minneapolis
Minneapolis Feb 6 The grand jury has reported another indictment against former Mayor A. A. Ames now a fugitive from justice He is charged with receiving a bribe of 3000 from J C Sodhal for protection to several variety theaters This is the sixth indictment against Mr Ames
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Minneapolis
A. A. Ames
J. C. Sodhal
Mr. Ames
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